Sentence examples for apparent identification with from inspiring English sources
That sympathy matches the Coen brothers' apparent identification with the character.
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Hence Natorp makes much of Plato's apparent identification of the forms with so-called hypotheseis at Phaedo 100, ff., and his other mentions of hypothesis in connection with the forms in the Republic.
Critics of judicial supremacy have rejected Cooper's apparent identification of its decisions with the Constitution.
The apparent identification of Wahab is another element in the complex jigsaw that police are trying to complete.
Further investigation of the perspective of attending physicians, laboratory directors, and public health officials may identify approaches for establishing more effective communication between each group on the essential issues of expeditious linking of pathogen identification with clinically apparent disease and reporting to public health.
The 'conflict' in the narrative template remains the same, but another conflict becomes apparent: between the viewer's involuntary action and his identification with the character in the narrative template, between his role of the viewer and his involvement in the piece.
The value of identifying women with an inherited predisposition to epithelial ovarian cancer has become readily apparent with the identification of the BRCA1, and BRCA2 genes.
But in the years since our study, whites' identification with victim status — a view of themselves as the most persecuted group — has become even more apparent.
The utility of our EST resource for evaluating genes involved in the non-migratory aspects of monarch butterfly biology was apparent with the identification of ESTs encoding a new allele of a P type Na+/K+ ATPase (Fig. 3).
The association is only now becoming apparent with the identification of COQ2 gene (one of the CoQ10 biosynthesis enzymes) mutations in human colon and rectal cancers, ovarian carcinoma, and glioblastoma multiforme by cancer genomic studies.
